Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1946 — Page 13

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| Negotiations were underway to- | day to purchase 120 acres on the near northwest section of Indian-| apolis to supplement sites for the city’s emergency housing project. Payment of one-half of $500,000 in tax funds yesterday will enable the | city redevelopment commission to start on its top slum clearance program. A substandard residential district, the area under consideration for | phase is bounded by 10th, 16th and N. West sts. and Fall creek. Parkway Building Seen | Long eyed as a park and riverside driveway, the northern portion ol "the area is sought by the city park |departmeht and flood control board, | which will share purchase and development costs of the land. Estimated at $56,000, the par board's share would enable the de- | partment to construct a riverfront ————— parkway between 10th and 16th sts. to join Fall Creek blvd. | City Engineer Thomas R. Jacobi, | chairman of the flood control board, disclosed estimated cost for his board would be $87,000 to permit army engineers to build flood walls along the right-of-way. | Allocattonr of $250,000 is the first, received by the commission under a 1945 state act authorizing a 10-

cent levy for operations. Included in the 10946 city budget, the other $250,000 will be received in De- | cember.

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JOSEPH E, HILLS, 64 IS DEAD AT KOKOMO

Times Special KOKOMO, Ind, June 28 Joseph E.- Hillis, retired railroad employee and one of Kokomo's bestknown citizens, died today following a heart attack. He was 64. After his ‘retirement, Mr. Hillis lived on a small farm outside the city for several years. He was a member of the Baptist church and | the Masons. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Alice | Hillis; three sons, Dr. Lowell Hillis of Logansport; Paul and Jay Hillis of Kokomo; a sister, Mrs. Edna Trotter of St. Petersburg, Fla. and two brothers, Robert and Glen D

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DO YOU KNOW WHAT TAX PROBLEMS YOUR ESTATE WILL PRESENT?

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he naturally has pe incentive to act.

Do you know, for instance, the pitfalls of the “simple Will"—of joint ownership of prop- . erty—of family business interests ? To acquaint men and women with some of these signals for action, published

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